Broadway Knew About Hugh Jackman And Sutton Foster’s Affair For Some Time Before Others Found Out. Why They ‘Kept It Quiet’

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In the past, Hugh Jackman’s marriage was widely regarded as one of Hollywood’s most solid unions. However, after three decades, this long-lasting union came to an end. Towards the end of October, whispers began spreading that Jackman might be dating Sutton Foster, his co-star from their Broadway performance in The Music Man. Now, it appears that their relationship has been going on for some time, with many on Broadway referring to it as an “open secret.

32 Times The Movie Was As Good As (Or Better Than) The Book

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In some instances, the common belief that books are superior to movies may not hold true. Movies can effectively simplify a novel’s lengthy explanations or perplexing terminology. On other occasions, they might vividly depict fantastical realms in a more breathtaking manner than one could ever envision from reading alone. In any case, here are some film adaptations of books that are on par with, and occasionally surpass, their original works.

Live-Action ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ Gets First-Look Image of Hiccup

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In real life now, the live-action version of “How to Train Your Dragon” has become a reality, and its main character has been officially unveiled for the first time. Previously given voice by Jay Baruchel in the initial animated movie, Mason Thames will step into the role for the upcoming remake directed by Dean DeBlois. For those anticipating an exact replica of the original, it appears that “How to Train Your Dragon” will remain true to the first film and meet those expectations.

‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Finally Gets Detailed New Synopsis Courtesy of Disney

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At last, we’ve got a clearer picture of the MCU revamp of The Fantastic Four, as a recently unveiled synopsis has finally shed light on significant aspects of this eagerly awaited Marvel film. Originating from a Disney press release (via @F4Update on Twitter), it’s now confirmed that “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” will be set in a world reminiscent of the 1960s, complete with a retro-futuristic feel. The superhero family will grapple with the formidable supervillain Galactus, portrayed by Ralph Ineson, and his herald, The Silver Surfer, played by Julia Garner. Here’s the new synopsis for your perusal: